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Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
At MT Salem.

A musical and literary entertainment
will be given In Mt. Salem M e. chrron
tomorrow Thursday evening. an
interesting program has been arranged,
ard among those who will take part are
Misses Anna M. Dawson, Mary Thiel
man, Harriett Pennewsll Belt, Messrs.
W. r. Walters, N. d Cloward, Henry
G, Conrad, N. Il. Benson and Masters
J. Herbert Mullin, Dorr r. Dietendori.
A special car will leave Fourth and
Market streets In the evening at 10.
Fare for the round trip, 10 cents. The
young people of our city are invited to
extend q helping hand.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
621 Market St.

= ONEa4,ANDUPOG EASY TERMS.
Nos Ga BGren street.
NO. 1909 West strtee.
These hor3ss have rooms, bath and other,
2mprova : epts.
Nos e1l. yI3, oit, al1 and elg Delaware ave-,
nps.
Thesb3Fe housas have II rooms. bath,
ianndry and all ccnvopieDcea; dseirsbly md
cow ieatly located, with :rong and side
yards.
Nos. 2g2O, 1921 1921, 1873 AID 1880 W eat
streor. rooms and path.
NOS. 1901, ~ } zoos, l0n7. Goo, 1oll, 1913
and H1lo UesS Eighth street
Este h0c Cd Grs Hew anG nearly dnisheda
vita ali the ietj improvements, ard located
in rspidls improving nolghooThoo0, with
frsnt and do YARDS.
No. lclp rrentoa tlsce. q roorrs s, bath, etc.
No. ei5 itncola s,ree., rooms and bath,
Hlth tiSo yard,
4 NO HI WasL Front S.vest.
1 n os. 6GS ami 80 Madison street.
NO. IL King st18el, ronms and bath.
Hos. ll2), ll2s.lass and ll2S Poplar streets
| & rCGn5.
Nos ilso, lls2 ,l,si snd 1,ss Valiant street
70 rooms.
nos 1904, 2le, .l.Gs, 1919, 1GIa, 1916 anu
1873 walnut street; rooms aud bath.
s, IS. cofner Hsash an rankin ttrectsi
lrobMb.
pulding l.ts In eastern snd western parts
OF city. apply to
4 J. J.AU9UsrUs 100 aCLLSY,
css..wSss NO. 600 Marke. street,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
A Whole Family Lost.

A rnn uamed Long, y field iaborsr,
with tia wife and three children, have
lived tot several yeara in "a log caoiD on
the bank Of Rowan creek, near Kenton,
Kentucky, On Saturday. night ir was
discnveted that the bank OF the creek
had cave cd in. carrying the cabin with
it into he water. Mono of the o:cu-
pants have been seen since, and 1t ie
supposed thay have besn lost.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07

A concert under the auspices OF the
Mile Society for the benefit of Della
ware Avenue Baptist church will NJ
gwen on Taesday evening, December
18th. The combined ahoiFs OK the
church aud Sunday school, assisted by
other talent, will furnish the nausic.
TIE managers ere in hopea that t1e
coucert will be we'll pstronizad, so that
the sooie ty may be able 30 make n g0oo
yeturo. This concert promises TO ba Cd
enio able one.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
nmoars 10 t,a Eisctad

On Thursday evening another public
meeting b. Chosen Friends Castle, No.
IL, X. o. E., will De held In the Bakers
Union baIldtns, on Fourth street near
Walnut. Officers will be selected on
that eveaing. On Friday evening Hum-
boldt CATTLE, No. IS, will meet and fix
upon tbs data for institnt!on. The most
pTo.ninep pt young Germans of this oity
will compose this castle.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
Deatl, of Mother OZARK

Mother Mary Frances Clark, Superior
General of the Order of the Sisters OF
Charity of America, died at the Mother
Honse In Dubuque county Iowa, on
sunday. She founded the Order of Sis
ters of Charity in this country, establish
ing the first Mother House in Philadel'
phia In 1888. During the "Kuow Moth
ing" riot, In 134S her convent was de
stroyed, and, In company with four Other
Sisters, she established the Mother Houst
| in Dubuque.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
GemSiors IN jail.

yesterday afternoon Bradley and
Slr0 u ons, two OF the cOlored gamblers
captured by tbs police on Saturday
night, Bfre taken TO New Csatie IN
charge Of Officer O'Seiil. Their irtenos
Furnished them carriage and gave
sAen "a send otf. Batson secured hail
yesssrd 4y morning, aud 1t is said bail
viii be De arsd for Postlss, alias Poul-
son.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
w a,k,,p De,ee al 90 Hs,a to Il AL.

NsW YORK, DEG. 8 6--Walkinx Dele
gates Klerusu, MoLAugnliu, Harvey,
Arm sNro q and Mcdonald, who were
arressed last week nn charge OF CON
spirecy made by William j. Merritt s
Co builders. were hald to day Ia 800
bail s.ch to await the action OF the
g,and Jury.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
rnnn,rae,nrs Meat,

Edward L. Martin, Willis n. Brown
and Wilbur Fl. Buruite, directors OF the
state Board OF Agriculture, hold
meetine at Dover on Monday. They
consldered the status and the rates Of
the Delaware and Atlsntis Telephone
and Telegraph Company. There is cen
s,dsrable 1, dissatisfaction with the rates
Of the mpany along the lover end OF
Its lines, and the matter will bs brought
before the General Assembly at its next
aaaefnu
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
& co.
Have Reduced

All Silk Spanish Laces, S in.
wide, from 25 to 10 cents.
A very superior quality of
Spanish Laces, from 81 to
so cents.
Egyptian Lace, s in. wide,
from 81 TO SO cents.
Egyptisn Lace, 8 in.wide,
from 15 to 40 cents.
Oriental Lace, 9 in. wide,
from Sd 30 90 cents.
Oriental Lace, Sin. wide,
from 25 20 Is cents.
Oriental Lace, 5 in. vide,
from 50 10 I9 cents.
Oriental Lace. S in. wide,.
tom 37s to Is cents.
A large lot of narrow
Oriental and Egyptian Laces,
zoo rnmerous to specify, but.
reduced one half.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
vrforma, Conference,

An informal conference OF the clergy
men of the Protestant Episcopal Church
was held IN the lecture room of st. An
drew's P. f Church, yesterday evening.
All the clerical delegates entitled to seats
were present, aud tho situation was
thoroughly discussed. The conference
adjourned at 10 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
Breyities.
The cheapest hat house In tire city
Rum ferd Eros 4O1 Market street

kumferd kros.' 403 Market street
Try Bush's coal you wnI like IL.
Go TO Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture at Mzrphey's.
Try Bush's coal /; you viii surely like IL.
W. j. kimble, grocer, 2Ld and Justison ST
Millard +. Davis, jeweler. 9E. Second st.
Fine is X. Rings, at HanPs, 10 e Fourth.
y. koop Smith, druggist, 9TH and King.
American Laundry, 6u2 West Front street.
First class furniture at Marphey's. 3c9 Ship.
ley street.
60 TO Geo. H. Murphey's for your parI OF
chamber and dining room furniture. 800 ship
ley street.
J. q. Bryant, No. IL E1et Seventh street
fs taking orders for the revised and --latest
edition OF SamRntha at Saratoga. Price 70
duced to SL7b. Agents wanted.
Ifyou want your Heaters and Range over
hauled and put In good or1tr for the winter
send your order 10 7, East Fourth street PICK
els Stove and Heater Company. BY telc.
phone, Number Sls, II will be promptly tten.
ded To-,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
All the best brands of fiour st Dickey y
s. Co, N. W. cor. trout and Orange.
BADLY Hart.

As MYs. Coates Wa walking along
shs P, W. s. B. rGilrosd, between Bird
and Madison streets, ahoss Elk O'Clock
last evening, she fsll iuto Shipley ron
sewer, iulnrng oas OF hss legs so badly
that sbs al TO be carried home and
msdical aid summ 0Hed Persons whN
walk on the track shoald rememtssI
that the sewer ia not covered betwes I
tho rails. and to ehorG sighted psrsoI
or alter night it Is liable TO nfove &
dea,h trap to any one who attekapts /,
walk over II.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
Cvrus uommandery Fair.

The fair OF Cyrus Commandery In
DAD Fellows Hall was well patronized
last evening. Furry's orchestra fur
nished tho music. Delaware Oommnn-
dery will attend in body on Iharsoay a
evening, and st. John's oaseio VI"
Friday evening of this week.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
AnniYeHSArieH.

This evening Psleatine Castle, No. !,
Kuighte OF the Mys'io Chain, will cele
brste lts second anniversary In the
Harkness Ballding.
The ascoDd arnivereory OF Warwick
Castle, No. 8, X @. H.. will hs celebra.
ted to morrow evening in ths X g. X.
Hall al Fifth aud French streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
WaI,,. Ilair EsalsaIn.

IL gray, restores 70 original oo'or. An
elegant dressing, softens and cesutites.3 )
No oil nor Ryease. A tonic restorative;
stops hair coming out; strengthens.
clesnses, heals scalp. 5Oc.
"Roush on Tooth ache Instant relief
loo. "ROUGH ON CoRNS," hard or
soft corns. l5o. "ROUGH ON BILE
Pills" Little, but good. loo. "ROUGA
ON WORMS" Sure cure 25o,
You Must Rot
class "RouRh OF Dirt" with the oraf-
nary washing compounds. II is 3 new,
different and altogether superior article.
A revelation In housekeeping. A boon
to women. A new discovery. Boats
the world for Kitchen, Laundry,
Stsrohing, Bath or Shampoo.
,sRough on PiicB."
Ask for "Rough on Plies" Internal
and External Remedy IN sach PACKAGE
Sure oure. 800.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07

"If huusor, wis and honesty could
save" from the Ills Hssh is heir 10. what
good pIite they'd bTing in the market.
Well, tweDty. ave cents will buy q pan.
Reconsideration On.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07

A merchant down town cells more Of
DR.. Balls Cough Syrup than all other
meditines together. 1t surely muet be
ths best remedy for g cough, cold and
similar affections, Price 25 carts.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
excursion TO FLORIDA.

An excursion train composed OF ave
s,ahorstely painted Monarch sleeping
coaches passed through this city about
10 o'clock yesterday, bssring o party
of exoursionists for Florida Ihe e, eI.
ourslon party is from New York oits
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
wAvam Az EN q BKowN.

$500 EVEN in referring
Ia to it, however, we
$3.50 speak OF it as the
so5 Overcoat. That's
$500 the pice we're used
to foz the quality.
$500 But, these. 1900
Overcoats are an ex.
$500 ception. The transac-
ton has been un-"
usual all through.
Buying fifty thousand dol
lars worth of the finest
cloths from a famous Ger
na a n manufacturer: getting
them at a singularly favor
able price: and doing it In
the heart Of the season. That
part went off well enough.
What CAD we do with
1,2oo Of one oualitys
What? Why shut our
eyes to what they would
fetchy let every man who
wants such a fine Coat save
81 to- So, and sell them at
SIS, SIS, $IS, SIS, $rS. $IS.
We're making a little pro-
fit on, them. Nothipg like
as much as you. Of course,
they'll 60 fast.
Warm, strong,good Storm
Goats, SI2: $40, $25,S35,too.
Hasn't made it's way to
other stores: the double
faced, all cloth, Fur Beaver
one.
You'll not wonder so
many want the sos Suit
when styles are seen.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
Runaway AeCtdeR

As Slmuel Vau, Of St. Georges HUI.
dred, WAS driving to Delaware City on
Monday, his horse took fright and ran
away, when be was thrown from his
carriage, breaking one OF his thighs and
fnflictiDg other injuries. He was con-
veysd TO his home and proper surgical
aid afforded.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07

Bargains at NJ. R.Wyat',>s, N. z. cor.
Second and Orange strf sts; undressed
kid gloves, Soc; latest eiyls Of bustles,
holiday goods, &c.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07

Tho Patapsco Superiativs Patent Is
the best -four, because IL makes the
wbisest, sweetest aud most nutritious
bread. Ask youf grocer or Hoar dealer
for 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07

Morris E. Moses wishes all his friends
30 ho.r IN mind that he is now engaged
w 9Th Mr.. Fellheimer, at Economy HAIL.
No. 4O6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07

=, hen psoy was sick, We gave her Csgto1ia,
W aeD ehe s49 a Child, sne ctlod Tor CastJslh
Rsen ul.B S4cane Miss, sue ctang 10 Csstbr1n
Whep 6ag IA 1tthren, che gaze them Gas
koria.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
Fer tho Ranefiu Of the Church

90 10 Dickey q Co. for Gold Meal
Flour.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
The Na..,l,y Of memrers.

Thero 10 . num a iosssEssrs in the
D,rsent Congress, and the Irishmen
lend, nurnbsfing nine. There are seven
ScctchmeD aud two NorwegianG Min.
nesota, vita q single exception, 10 en-.
tirely raoreseLted by mon of foreign
birth. Wilson was born in Ireland.
John Lind came from Sweden. Nc.
Donald Is a Scotobnan. knute Nelson
came frsm Norway and bad the largest
majority Of any mAz in Congress.
Ls0pold Morse O; Boston 10 q Bavariau,
and Rorieis, the baggage master Con
gressmar, also came from Bavaria.
Henderson and Aerr OF Illinois were
both born In Scotland, and John T
Caine, the Mormon, first saw light on
the Isle OF Man. All OF the Maine dele
CATION were born In the State they rep
resent. Ohio has the GREATEST number
OF nons in the House, there being
twenty-five Representatives OF Ohio
birth. A majority OF the men are col.
lege educated. The number OF Con.
grsssmen coming from good colleges In
creAses from year TO year. Nearly all
nave bsen members OF their State Leg.
fslatures and tie Southern members as
rule wore In the Confederate army.
The Oldest man In the House seems to
be w. l.. Kelley OF Pernsylvania, who
10 ~ and the yoragest, Shiyeley Of
lrdiaun, who IL journalist, o gra3u-
ate OF Ann Arbor and only so.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07

saso cash will buy q brick hous'. Apply
TO Heald b Oo.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07

Use Watson's Tar Cordial for eoughs
and co.ds, eos Market st.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
Ne MUST

|cIose out many small
B We have only =. a
\ sizes Of each. II
\ Of them will fit
\ can get a bargain
Ia Suit or Overcoat.
\ have marked them
Il down in price.
h know we cannot
|sp one or two OF a
n, and in order to
lie a quick sale we
h them at special
Egaius.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07

To look apon bright, beautiful baby
and remember that the only medicine
1t ever takes is DR.. Buips Baby Syrap,
certainly converts another family 10 the
use OF the remedy.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
R BETTER.

FrB bargains were never
The buyer OF Our goods
!.tan saving Of 80 per
'ld aits a bag full Of bar
HHF time he buys.
lrsts from s. up.
I SUITS from $3.50 up.
and Children's Suits
ItcoatS in endless sizes,
nd pices.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07

You'll not wonder so
many want the sos Suit
when styles are seen.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07
THE ~ EssAGE.

q Remarkable Tpocunsn,-rhe prex,.
deot Avows nd imseIf In Favor a,
Free Trade.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-07

Mrs. Mary Jane Sweaftmon, widow
cf d arnes o 6weattmon, departed this
life On Wednesday morning, Nov. 10,
1887, In her 55sh year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15

Look To Your Interest.
The Best oleine soap.
The Best ivory soap,
The Best toilet soap,
The Best pearline,
The Best liquid blue,
The Best satin gloss starch,
The Best common starch,
The Best corn starch and oatmeal.
The Best condensed milk,
The Best mustard and spices,
The Best pepper and ginger,
The Best cream tarter and soda,
The Best baking powder,
The Best butter color,
The Best shoe backing,
The Best lamps, chimneys and oil,
The Best glassware,
The Best cups and saucers,
The Best razors and strops,
The Best stationary and ink,
The Best perfumery, =
The Best line of notions,
And fancy articles are For Sale cheap
at
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15
WARRINGTON LETTER g..
Washington, Jan. u, 10

Washington, Jan. II, 1887.
The present United States Senate is
largely a club of m~illionaires. John
Sherman, the President of the Senate,
is a very rich man. He has been iden-
titled with the Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne Railroad. Nelson w. Aldrich,
of Rhode Island, is credited with hav-
ing $3.50, 900. William B. Allison, of
Iowa, is credited with a quarter of a
million. He has always been very
closely allied with Western railroad
interests. Brown of Georgia, is worth
between So, 000, 900 land "a, DOC, 900. He
has stock and large holdings in the
Southern railroad systems, and is
largely interested in various man
ufacturing plants throughout the
South. Camden of West Virginia, is
worth several millions. He is a mem
Der of the Henry G. Davis railroad,
coal and iron syndicate. Cameron, of
Pennsylvania, is worth 100000. He
is related by the closest of ties to the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Cheney, from New Hampshire, is q
millionaire with many large manufac-
turing interests. Dolph of Oregon, has
grown rich out of his clientage, furnish
ed by the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Edmunds, of Vermont, is a millionaire.
He has the reputation of having a large
corporation practice. Eustis, Of Louis
lana, is rich, but is not identified with
corporations, Evarts, of New York,
has been a corporation lawyer all his
life. Fair of Nevada, is worth 10000,
600, and is intimate with the Pacific
Railroad magnates. Gibson of Louis
lana, is rich, and is interested in South
ern railroads. German, of Maryland,
has a large fortune, and is closely allied
with the powerful Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal and Central Maryland Railroad
system.
Hale, of Maine, is a very rich man,
and his sympathies are with the rich.
Jones, of Nevada, is supposed to be
again a millionaire. He is always
friendly to the Pacific railroads. Nc
Pherson, of New Jersey, is a man of
large fortune, bat has suddenly deyelo-
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD

44f16 G&&A4&14 @S~
WILL LARGELY INCREASE EGG PRODUCTION
Strengthen Weak and dropping Fowls, Pro
mote the Health Growth and Develop.
ment OF all Particles of poultry,
andinsura Flint Condition
and smooth Plumage
1t viii help thea through mounting wonder
fully. It will furnba bone and muscle foryoung
chicks, and thus s1,e them,
Prevents and Absolutely Cures the diseases
incident to Poultry.
CHICKEN CHOLERA
is usually theresult Of weakness caused by a
lack Of the propF chemicals IN the system.
These are supplied ~ the IMPERIAL EGG FOOD
1t is no forcing pieces You simply give them
the chemicals to MAIZE eggs, at a cost OF less
than one cent a weef Tor each fow Ask for Ii
DIR. NJ. JOHNSON, at his Drugstore.
+. q. STURIENANT.
Manufacturer of G ipnnd Oyster Shells anu all
Poultry Supplies Mil, l5yl64 Commerce
street. office, ZIG stateStreet, HART
foItl, Conn.,
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15
A La ROE
PUBLIC SALE


.htta soia a. tho rasidor, az
M Ill pc SOU ~ punno Sa,e ~ ~ nosanh ~
w, OF tle suDsci tuei VI ~ tha oo9 iaadino
merrill luec.dl iaIm sl1Gase on the uUa ~ ntias
from BrldgePorG 70 E5nmssro'e eo'"'i ~ "H
rom Ine tNg t9IIHSSr TggiupS
ON NEDNh oDa o Nj Issz
run anu l1ta' 1901, nronartv
All the iolloNlns 1eScIIo9u pH TLSo Pi0pe''
sf0oh-t hEAD y 1aorv old
No. i / Brown morse, 2eii Una ssn nj Sentie'
MelShi low ~s' iSSo"99 Sor,si horse PraokS
u an harness, NJ. Z I "a A. annd tfnd ana
~ Years Oiu; Weishe e MS eVg ba,yss ny pan !
gtlIle " ever M955.z 49, \ ~ Gytnd snd Ger,
ye'fS olu WeisnS 20, m, ou ~ I'm a natr ~ ed1rt
In an harness, Iii > y 5foS bbs and are 4
pay eolls, ! SeaIsote meis re good roadsters
no. IN an LespeS0 hi q = .a5ys aid Suaight
No,9; oolIgi mar, 'e M Sfnd and ga.tie
I5sU bs', anu - q EVoui !" IN rrnnd 10 nsfIton.
mare ana y WIN lo@l " ra ! iiiy' iS = aocd
ran stock no. =, GieS mtha 5,oa ~" ~ The ss9s6e
tOle farm inale aiu - o NJ Sho"fs '96 head ,of
horse 70 WY vesrs All cone
COWS. y ol tnVSe ~ rsssf eonoj1io INTO
VIII N"lfC' ;" ~ ~ fran, < 70 q wears oId soine
pIoht soon. Nlie are iioht . 70 - aS 4" G - to
WIN caves y ehttt Srfei ~ - ars w M
pfonl; 2 oGis, Al = Vii Iii ,S"rth the aff{.,.
Aoih otdtt STUN anu W ~
tlQn o. Ih0se WaiitIiP Su uSTS f,na oshorn M
TAiuGniSn ,aIira IN Toad order. r moving
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15

The West Jersey Il. R. Co. is renew
ing the bridge over Timber creek at
Westville. 1t will take several weeks
to complete the work. While repairs
are now going on. the south-bound
track between Gloucester and West
Vile is not being used.
John Clapper, the only remaining
Republican letter carrier in Camden,
has retired from the office,
Water has been turned into the pipes
of the new water system Of Woodbury..
and Monday the contractors test was
made.
Senator Mcbride, of Sussex county,
will introduce a bill in the Legislature
this winter to reduce freight charges.
1t is asserted that the railroad COM
panies charge AS much for carrying 100
pounds of freight from Sussex county
to New York, only sixty miles, as from
Chicago to New York,
Edward f. Hammel has been ap.
pointed postmaster at Shiloh, Cumber-
land county,
In the libel suit between DIR. Graw,
of the Camden Gazette, aud a Beverley
saloon-keeper, the jury failed to agree
and were dismissed. The ease will
probably be dropped.
Gen. Kilpatriek's old war horse
spot still survives at Deckerstown,
although he is said to be %thirty-twO
years old. The general left a provision
in his will for good care 20 be taken of
him. The old nag has become both
deaf and blind. A New York museum
has offered IL large sum Of money to put
''Spot" on exhibition and as the money
will go to the estate the executors will
likely let him draw the curiosity of the
| people AS he will have no work TO do.
Burlington county finances are in a
bad condition as no one would take the
funded bonds at 4 per cent.
The ice in the upper Delaware River
was never as thick as now within the
F. recollection of the Oldest inhabitants.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15
DR.. Johnson's
DRUG STORE.
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The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15

At the banquet of the assembly of
several New Jersey Democrats last Sat
urday evening i'll Jersey City in memo
nv of Gen. Jackson Allen McDermott,
in his toast on Mugwumps said these
commendable words. SIT wont do to
keep the tariff on necessaries and take
the tax from luxuries. The smoking
and drinking of husbands is not of
more benefit than the clothing and
comfort of babes and children =. If
I was about to formulate the principals
upon which a republic should be found
ed l should say, let all laws be directed
towards the creation of happy home
stead There is more true fundamen-
tai basis for government in one happy
home where love and hope bid welcome
to patriotic thought and song than
there is in all the distilleries of Ken
tucky.n
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15

The Court of Errors at Trenton last
Saturday decided that all property that
was leased by the Morris and Essex
Railroad Company to the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company, and has not since the con-
tract been acquired, is exempt from
taxation by the State. This will be a
great loss to the finance of this State.
Our legislators should be more careful
when they make contracts in the future
to limit the taxes on railroads and
make the people bear the burden.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15
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The program for the Inauguration o.
Governor Green next Tuesday at Tren-
ton has been completed by the Assem-
bly special committee. The ceremony
will take place in Tsylor's Opera HOUSE
and the oath of Office administered by
Chief Justice Beasley. There will be a
civic but no military parade. Nearly
all the leading Democratic clubs in the
State will be present. The new Cover
nor will hold a reception in the State
House In the evening.